Redwall, By Brian Jacques This book review was made by Josephine
The world of redwall is a world filled with action, humour, and adventure, and I remember my mom yelling at me because I refused to put it down!
The story begins at redwall Abbey, a peaceful place of laughter and excellent food, and the home the mice of mossflower wood-or at least, it was. Now, it has been plagued by scheming rats. (literally, but they have daggers and arrows instead of sickness) and so, the battle for redwall begins.
I think I like this book because the author describes the scenes so well, and he adds things that other writers wouldn't, like most of the books I've read never described they ate at the feast in such detail. Also, different types of animals seem to have different accents which makes the book more interesting. Note: this book has about 350 pages.
This book review was made by Josephine
The world of redwall is a world filled with action, humour, and adventure, and I remember my mom yelling at me because I refused to put it down!
The story begins at redwall Abbey, a peaceful place of laughter and excellent food, and the home the mice of mossflower wood-or at least, it was. Now, it has been plagued by scheming rats. (literally, but they have daggers and arrows instead of sickness) and so, the battle for redwall begins.
I think I like this book because the author describes the scenes so well, and he adds things that other writers wouldn't, like most of the books I've read never described they ate at the feast in such detail. Also, different types of animals seem to have different accents which makes the book more interesting. Note: this book has about 350 pages.